My brother and my land are a story from Palestine

The book "My Brother and My Land: A Story from Palestine" is the fruit of a literary and humanitarian cooperation between Sirin Sawalha and Sami Hormuz, through which they retell the biography of the Sawalha Palestinian family, starting from the Nakba of 1948 up to the present time, within a framework that embodies an in-depth and comprehensive vision of the Palestinian cause. The text is characterized by its complex narrative techniques, blending personal memory narration and research documentation, where issues of identity, exile, and belonging are explored as acts of resistance against attempts to erase the Palestinian narrative from collective memory. In 1999, during Sirin's visit to her brother Iyad, the prisoner, in Ashkelon Prison, he called out to her before she left: "For God's sake, Sirin, don't forget me." And this book is a living proof that Sirin has not forgotten. Number of pages: 464